Donald Trump cancels weekend rallies ahead of next week's midterms
The President admitted a recent string of hour-long campaign speeches has been 'challenging'
TL;DR
- President Trump canceled scheduled campaign stops in Kansas and Iowa for the weekend before the midterm elections.
- He will instead participate in "tele-rallies" with MAGA Inc. in at least 19 states.
- Trump cited the demanding nature of his recent extensive campaigning, stating his voice was strained.
- The President had a combative exchange with a reporter questioning his decision not to travel to Kansas and his well-being.
- Recent polling trends indicate Democrats are gaining ground in Republican-leaning states, potentially impacting the control of the Senate and House.
- Republicans are fighting to retain control of narrow majorities in both chambers.
- A Democratic victory could lead to congressional investigations into Trump's administration.